“Secretum meum mihi,” (“my secret is mine.”) was St. Edith's Stein's cryptic response when her best friend asked why she converted. We serve up interviews, historical sketches, Bible studies, book reviews and essays for Catholic women. MY SECRET IS MINE is for women with an audacious hope: that the Messiah makes all things new.
A closeup amid the blossoms
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Fiat Mihi is a subsection of Secretum Meum Mihi/My Secret is Mine! Enjoy this new feature! Looking too closely The garden blurs The orderliness of time and space Beyond my grasp. The breviary beckons My focus received Launching My soul upon the heights. Every month, we will share a photograph with a meditation or a poem. Would you like to share a photo with us? Email it to kristen@mysecretismine.com!
Over six weeks, we are going to take our place at Mary’s hearth and learn from her. She is meek and humble of heart, but still, her vocation requires a courageous heart and an inquiring mind. Registration just opened – and we hope you will decide to join us!
The newsletters Secretum Meum Mihi/My Secret is Mine and Domus Aurea/House of Gold are now sister publications. Our mission is to reveal the feminine genius in the light of ancient wisdom. We hope you will enjoy receiving posts from both of us! |
My Secret is Mine
“Secretum meum mihi,” (“my secret is mine.”) was St. Edith's Stein's cryptic response when her best friend asked why she converted. We serve up interviews, historical sketches, Bible studies, book reviews and essays for Catholic women. MY SECRET IS MINE is for women with an audacious hope: that the Messiah makes all things new.